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Recount Text Quiz

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Test recount structure

by AULIA ELGA PUTRI MISHALI
1

What is the main purpose of a recount text?

2

Which event order words are commonly used in recounts?

3

Which tense is predominantly used in recounts?

4

What is a key feature of a recount's orientation?

5

Which of these is a typical sequence in a recount?

6

Which element often appears after the event in a recount?

7

What signal word signals an order of events in a recount?

8

Which feature helps a reader understand where and when the event happened?

9

Which of the following best describes the structure of a recount?

10

Which device is often used to retell past events vividly in a recount?

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